Valbrume doesn't appear on any recent map. When journalist Marion Faucher reaches this village lost deep in the forest, she finds a place that's too perfect: flawless façades, a fountain that never runs dry, and residents who all seem to share the same indefinable age. There are no elderly people. There are no cars. And the church clock has stood still, forever, at 4.12.

What begins as a piece on forgotten villages becomes something far more personal when Marion discovers, in a century-old register, an entry bearing her own name… dated twenty years earlier.

The Village Where Nobody Grows Old is a mystery novel about memory, time, and the invisible price sometimes paid for other people's happiness. A gripping read from first page to last, for readers of psychological suspense and unsettling fantasy who have enjoyed stories about villages with secrets, and pacts no one remembers signing.